COVID-19: The Science of How we Got Here and Where we are Headed

[@DaveYostCom]

Does he mention vitamin D anywhere in the talk? The term “herd vulnerability” is apt. There is a vitamin D deficiency epidemic, according to vitamin D scientists.

[@DaveYostCom]

@@mballer Kind of important since there is a vitamin D deficiency epidemic, and it leaves people much more vulnerable to infections. One study recently found 7x more deaths in people infected with COVID-19 who were vitamin D deficient, in other words blood level of less that 20ng/mL. If everyone would start taking vitamin D3, this virus would die out quickly and never come back. And there would be no future virus epidemics or pandemics. That's how bad the deficiency epidemic is and how powerful vitamin D is. Approx 50 IU for every pound you weigh is smart. Kids, too! My god, yes, kids.

[@DaveYostCom]

@@mballer Right. But 80ng is better IMO. 100ng is the top of the reference range at some labs. (Good for them!) Breast cancer, for example, is down 40% at 40 ng, 60% at 60ng, 80% at 80ng, and that's as far as the data goes, unfortunately.

[@angharadllewellyn2192]

Way too dumbed down!

[@danyellerobinson5940]

Epidemiologist looks at a photo and claims he only sees one guy in the seated audience wearing a mask. I counted eight before the video moves on.

[@danyellerobinson5940]

@@DRourk masks help curb the spread - grow a brain.

[@danyellerobinson5940]

@@DRourk Someone is certainly drinking the Kool-aid.